St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-23

Granted. (See Ordinance No. 1861
From Louis Weber
Asking that he be refunded the sum of
500 on account of auctioneer's license, ETC.
Committee OH License.
From Charles P. Moves and Others
For the construction of a sewer on
Laurel avenue. from Dale to ST. Adams
street.
Board of Public Works with order.
From the st. Paul Chamber of Com
MERGE
Asking that the order given the st. Paul.
Minneapolis Il Manitoba Railway company
to construct a bridge over its tracks on
Park avenue be reconsidered, etc.
Alderman of the district.
From j. w. Jaggar and Others
For the vacation of Green street. etc.
Committee on Streets.
From John Bast-
For permission to construct bay window
over street line of East Seventh street.
Committee on Streets.
From VIM. Constans and Others
For the grading and paving, etc., of the
alley in block 81, Woodland Park addition.
Board of Public Works with order
From E. Mullen and Others
For the transfer of liquor licenses.
Committee on License.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
OF City Comptroller-Gas Company's
The bill of the ST. Paul Gas company for
the month of February, 1887, amounting to
IS. 3O7. 49, conditionally allowed by your
honorable body. is herewith respectfully re-
turned for further investigation.
The peculiar feature of the bill is the
enormous amount Of gas consumed in the
various public buildings; $1,000 feet in the
Market House and 81. 100 feet in Fire De-
partment Headquarters may be correct,
but %, 600 feet consumed in Engine House
No. appears peculiar compared with the
other engine houses ranging from 10, 900 to
IL, 600 feet each.
have no means OF checking the quantity
OF gas consumed, but respectfully suggest
that your Committee on Gas and Corpora
ton Attorney confer with the gas company,
which will probably develop facts. Very
respectfully.
JOHN W. ROCHE, City Comptroller.
April 10, 1887.
Committee Oh Gas and Corporation At
torney
Also,
NJ. F. Brennan's Claim
herewith return the claim of NJ. F.
Brennan for S34.s5, representing damage
to carriage on corner Of Fifth and Wabasha
Streets"
The claim is extremely irregular; nothing
whatever to show that the city was at fault.
Very respectfully,
JOHN W. ROCHE, City Comptroller.
April 10. 1887.
Committee on Claims.
Also,
Audited Claims. viz
Miles Bros, So; Miles & Hale, So. SIS: J.
w. Cunningham & Co., 50; j. b.
Moorehead & Son. $40: Meyers & Carpenter,
S12.50; E. G. Keller & Co., 80. IS; l.. w.
Rundlett. S21.50; Sisters of Good Shepherd,
$51.31; Northwestern Stamp Works. SIP;
A. Henry, S55; Die Volkzeitung, $657 40;
Il. y. Sweeney, 81; George j. Mitseh &
Co., S1.15; E. McNamee, S17.50; Butt &
Ferrey, STAG: Strong, Hackett 6 Co..
S12. so; st. Paul Furniture company, 50. So:
Charles Beltramin, SO cents; St. Paul
Brass Works, $6.45: Mathew Craig, Sill:
G. W. Merrill, SIS; K. P. Cullen, S12;
George Mitsch, S274.6O; George Wylie.
$3.50; Minnesota Transfer Packing com
pany. $3.50; F. G. Draper & Co., Sc. so;
Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, 81; Brown.
Treacy q Co., SIS. so; James T. Graham,
S1.15: II. E. Wedelstaedt, $21.75; Nj. Cos
tello, S11.37; Peter Ross, $50; Fire Extin-
gulsher Manufacturing company. $45;
Globe Publishing company. 81. 1927;
Boyer & Lux, Estimate No. 1, grading
Carroll street. S527; Tracy & Tracy, Esti-
mate No. l. grading Winifred and Colorado
streets, STA; j. W. Doherty, Estimate No.
4, supplementary to No. 8, final, Greenbrier
avenue and Margaret street sewers, SS5:
Robert Seeger, IS, 726. O6: Northwestern
Lime company, SLIGO; Minea & Kofler,
SLIGO; j. Maher, 81; Dettloff 6 Stearns,
S1.10; L. Brennan, S373.S6; Boeringer &c
Sons, $3.50; F. Knauft. 1918; Nicols Il Dean,
S31.25; M. D. Stanley, 80 cents; Mrs. Nc
Donough, SIC; G. M. Brack, S3S. 20; II. D.
Gates, $40; P. II. Thornton. $3.50; NJ.
Breen, S301.50: G. Drew, S34; P. j. Gle
sen. SIT; S. r. McMasters, $50; Robin
son IL Cary, S16.SS; secretary of state. 81;
j. FL. Morrison. Estimate No. Z, grading
Front street, 1855; w. j. Mullgan. Esti-
mate No. 4, grading Francis street, $4OS;
Dale Baumgardner, Estimate No. 6,
Iglehart street grading, S425; W. Erdman,
Estimate No. 5, grading Isabel street,
S297.5 so; j. 'Kavanagh. Estimate No. 9.
grading st. Clair, Grace and Warsaw
streets, S765; }. Kavanagh, Estimate No. l,
grading Grand avenue and Lincoln avenue,
RO.OfO3 % h&fQudsll, IIStltlIdt6 No. &, gr2u-
ing Conway street, 1927; III. Justus, Esti-
mate No. 8. grading Cherokee avenue S51O.
Board of Water Commissioners, S13. 698. Is;
J. S. Million. Estimate No. 1, grading
Glencoe street. 1896: P. Doherty, Estimate
No. l, sewer on Eighth street, $425; P. II.
Thornton. Estimate No. /, grading Lisbon
street, $3.50; p Durack, Estimate No. l.
grading Fisk and Miller streets, 1909: P.
H. Thornton. Estimate No. /, grading
James street, $1,615: Thomas Daley, Es-
innate No. 2. grading Jessamine street.
$3.50; Macarthur Bros, Estimate No. s.
grading Minnehaha and other streets.
81 ,904; c. F. Huebner, Estimate, No. l.
grading Burr street. 81. 1879; E. c. Bowen
Estimate No. 2, grading alley in block
Holcomb's addition, S765. 'llf2s,
Allowed and ordered paid by the FOLLOW
ing vote:
1eas-Ald. Conley, o'Connor. petsch.
Cullen, Ryan, Sanborn, Weber. KENNY.
Kahn. Hamln, Bryant, Minea, Long. Mr..
Vice President-14.
Of City Engineer-Pian for Substructura of
High Bridge
To the Common Council of the City of st.
Paul:
GENTLEMEN: Ii, accordance with your
order Of Jan. 26, 1887, I herewith submit
plans for the substructure of the high bridge
across the Mississippi river, from Forbes
street to Mohawk avenue, Provided the
plans are approved. we can have the neces-
sary tracings made and the work ready to
advertise by the 25th inst. Respectfully
submitted.
L: w. RUNDtErT, City Engineer.
April 10, 1887.
Plans approved. (See resolution.l